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Re: Pics of your tri bike [Slowman]
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [mebwessel]
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If this does not win... you're still the star of the day in my book. Makes me want to ride a quick 50
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [cassinonorth]
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I have the IA-10 and I bought the Felt box...its FUGLY so I went and bough the QR box because I couldn't stand the sight of the Felt box.
"see the world as it is not as you want it to be"
"see the world as it is not as you want it to be"
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Slowman]
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [Slowman]
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [Slowman]
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [Greatzaa]
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here's one i just built up today, with the new zipp shifter extensions and multiclics. i'll be writing about the zipp shifters tomorrow.
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [DFW_Tri]
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My new to me TT bike.
DIY rear hydration unit.
Still to build the spare/tool storage using the bottle mounts.
Then a 1x setup as I'm not that strong and the bike is by far not my weakest link! hehe
Stay safe everyone.
DIY rear hydration unit.
Still to build the spare/tool storage using the bottle mounts.
Then a 1x setup as I'm not that strong and the bike is by far not my weakest link! hehe
Stay safe everyone.
Re: Pics of your tri bike [tileman]
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Nice job on the rear hydration unit!
Can you share some more pictures of how you did this? Where does the hose go to?
Can you share some more pictures of how you did this? Where does the hose go to?
Re: Pics of your tri bike [TizzleDK]
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Hi TizzleDK,
I'm in same boat not a fan of the Felt box and tbh a tad too small for 2 tubes, lever and CO2.
Dumb question maybe but did the QR box fit straight off or was it just simply a case of adding an extra drill hole? Thanks
I'm in same boat not a fan of the Felt box and tbh a tad too small for 2 tubes, lever and CO2.
Dumb question maybe but did the QR box fit straight off or was it just simply a case of adding an extra drill hole? Thanks
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Rodneyr1981]
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Fits right away
"see the world as it is not as you want it to be"
"see the world as it is not as you want it to be"
Re: Pics of your tri bike [JasoninHalifax]
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JasoninHalifax wrote:
starting point for a little project I have in mind over the next couple of months... Disassembly with the shop crew
Progress
Current state --->
Kinda the look I'm going for. check out my AMAZING photoshop skills...
Swimming Workout of the Day:
Favourite Swim Sets:
2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly
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JasoninHalifax: Apr 6, 20 4:59
Re: Pics of your tri bike [JasoninHalifax]
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [Greatzaa]
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Greatzaa wrote:
Got hit on my Felt IA1 on the day I posted pictures. Here is my new Batmobile Hope you weren’t hurt. Nice bike!
Let food be thy medicine...
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Craigfsl]
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Craigfsl wrote:
This evokes so much Saved By The Bell for me. Dig it
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Craigfsl]
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God damn. I love it.
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [JackStraw13]
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Greatzaa wrote:
Got hit on my Felt IA1 on the day I posted pictures. Here is my new Batmobile Hope you weren’t hurt. Nice bike!
Thanks, I'm good. No serious injuries. Really loved the Felt, but the PX is even better. I need to flip that basebar though
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Greatzaa]
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I’m glad you’re ok. If you got hit, did they buy you a new bike too?
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [JasoninHalifax]
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JasoninHalifax wrote:
JasoninHalifax wrote:
starting point for a little project I have in mind over the next couple of months... Disassembly with the shop crew
Progress
Current state --->
Kinda the look I'm going for. check out my AMAZING photoshop skills...
as of this morning. masking came off and I think it turned out pretty decently. far from a pro job (next time I would use better tape). so I have a few touchups to do, then the clearcoat.
Swimming Workout of the Day:
Favourite Swim Sets:
2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly
Re: Pics of your tri bike [JasoninHalifax]
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Did you have any issue fitting the painted seatpost back into the seatpost clamp?
I theorized when I saw the progress pics that it the seatpost clamp would ruin your paint for anything that has to pass through the clamp. But I'll be darned if it doesn't look awesome.
Are you using rattlecan spray paint? Anything particular for the clearcoat?
I theorized when I saw the progress pics that it the seatpost clamp would ruin your paint for anything that has to pass through the clamp. But I'll be darned if it doesn't look awesome.
Are you using rattlecan spray paint? Anything particular for the clearcoat?
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Vigilante]
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Did you have any issue fitting the painted seatpost back into the seatpost clamp? I theorized when I saw the progress pics that it the seatpost clamp would ruin your paint for anything that has to pass through the clamp. But I'll be darned if it doesn't look awesome.
Are you using rattlecan spray paint? Anything particular for the clearcoat?
I left the part to be inserted into the seatpost unpainted, so there will be a small black band around the seatpost at the insertion point, as well as the black seatpost clamp. I could have taken the blue all the way down, but I wanted to leave some wiggle room to account for a future saddle change.
Paint is all Tremclad rattlecan rust paint, including the clearcoat. Used 1 full can of primer, 1.5 cans of blue, 1.5 cans of white, and I'm still clearcoating.
colours are "medium blue" and "recreational white"
Swimming Workout of the Day:
Favourite Swim Sets:
2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Slowman]
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"If you want to experience all of the successes and pleasure in life, you have to be willing to accept all the pain and failure that comes with it"
Re: Pics of your tri bike [Slowman]
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Re: Pics of your tri bike [JasoninHalifax]
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JasoninHalifax wrote:
JasoninHalifax wrote:
JasoninHalifax wrote:
starting point for a little project I have in mind over the next couple of months... Disassembly with the shop crew
Progress
Current state --->
Kinda the look I'm going for. check out my AMAZING photoshop skills...
as of this morning. masking came off and I think it turned out pretty decently. far from a pro job (next time I would use better tape). so I have a few touchups to do, then the clearcoat.
and only the rebuild left to do
I need to clean some paint out of the cable stops, that's a bit of a pain. Picked up some blue cable housing off amazon, and I have some skateboard tape for the pursuits, although I might splurge and go with the Silca grips.
Swimming Workout of the Day:
Favourite Swim Sets:
2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly
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JasoninHalifax: Apr 11, 20 11:34
and DONE!!! (except grips and bottle cage).
Swimming Workout of the Day:
Favourite Swim Sets:
2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly
Swimming Workout of the Day:
Favourite Swim Sets:
2020 National Masters Champion - M50-54 - 50m Butterfly